Wheat Leads Opening Trading Amid Steady Liverpool Markets
Opening on the Board of Trade shows steadier wheat as Liverpool stays firm and short covering occurs. Corn and oats vary with July and other months, while Buenos Aires moves lower. A government corn crop report due this afternoon is expected to indicate a larger yield based on favorable conditions since Oct. 1.
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Market notes on oats and grain trading trends
The report notes continued disappointment in husking returns and long positions in oats. Traders who bought on fundamentals sold Thursday amid broader weakness. Although the feed situation remains strong, the market lacks support without firmer activity in other grains.
Bank Clearings Report From Indianapolis and Chicago
The report lists bank clearings with figures for Indianapolis and Chicago, noting totals such as a large combined amount and specific city entries. It references financial activity across multiple banks and includes scattered numbers like 400,000.00 and 9,255,995.50, reflecting regional monetary movement.
Stock Values Hit New Lows In Fast Trade
New York stocks opened on heavy volume as a major British broker house failed, with United States Steel and American Telephone hitting new lows for the year and others like General Motors dropping to levels near 1929. Rail and utility shares also fell, marking a broad market downturn.
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New York Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Market Signals
Shares moved unevenly as traders weighed early gains against later declines with technology and banking issues prompting caution. The session featured notable swings and activity from major names, while overall indices ended with modest advances.
New York Stock Exchange Closing Prices Report
New York stock prices and net changes for principal stocks traded on the Exchange are listed for October 9. The report summarizes market activity and key movements in major securities for the day.
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Markets report on poultry and prices at Cincinnati exchange
An old market news item lists poultry grades and prices in detail. It covers hens, fryers, broilers and roasting chickens with weight categories and per pound rates, including colored fryers and Leghorn varieties, from Cincinnati markets dated October 10.
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Local Notices Fragment Highlight Names and Addresses
Readable bits mention individuals such as Baugh, Longmire, Robertsson, Guthrie and Longshore with various street addresses in New Jersey and Illinois. The garbled text lists ages 23 39 27 and multiple places including South New Jersey Channel H 34 773 North Bangorport and 1040 Fairfield.
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Births Reported for Several Families in City
Birth notices list boys for Pattitand Stasted Bhan uther Eva Kipp at 1416 Bellefontaine Ian Olivia Buggs and girls Harry Goldie Hite 3612 Linwood woe Ruby Rousch 1401 East Ray ety Rose Hafer 2901 South Capi Otto Esther Jones 329 Minerva.
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Unclear Medical Ledger Lists Patients and Diagnoses
A fragmented record lists multiple patients with ages and hospital locations. Entries include Fred Dwyer age 73 at city hospital with pneumonia, James abertet age 67 at North Alabama with acute uremic poisoning, and others across several hospitals with conditions such as peritonitis sclerosis brain injury and cerebral palsy.
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Building Permits Take Shape for North Linwood Additions
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Two Inspectors Discharged by City Works Board
The city works board discharged two inspectors today on the recommendation of city engineer A H Moore due to reduced street improvement work. William Cook of 648 Virginia Avenue and Theodore Walker of 350 South Grace Street were the named employees.
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Porker Prices Drop Slightly at City Yards
Hogs weakened with prices down about 20 cents at the Union yard. Bulk 160 to 300 pounds sold for 9.90 to 10.30 with early top 10.30. Receipts are estimated. cattle were steadier with 500 in stave. lambs 25 to 50 cents lower. sheep receipts 1,700. Chicago hog receipts 22,000 with 7,000 direct. overall market mixed with some cuts steady to lower, calves and weaners steady, and cattle and sheep activity described as steady to lower in parts.
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Livestock Prices Mixed as UC Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market notes show hogs uneven with early sales up to 200-250 lb ranges at about $10.50 and 130-186 lb at $9.50 to $10. Cattle receipts indicate slow selective trade with mixed quality and steady to slightly stronger demand for top grades. Sheep receipts are light with prices generally weak, lambs and mutton showing limited activity.
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Police renew search for counterfeit plates in Big Eagle creek
Police will search Big Eagle creek bottom tonight for plates used in making counterfeit 10 and 20 dollar bills that flooded the area. Detective William Brickley said Hanley Jeager alias Hunter alias Breechong, 53, of 225 North Liberty Street, arrested Sept 25 as an alleged counterfeiter, confessed tossing the plates in the creek. Police found paraphernalia for manufacturing spurious 50 cent pieces at Jeager's home.
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Milk Dealers Convention Set for Cleveland Dates
Charles L. Peggs of Polk Sani tary Milk Co Indianapolis will preside over the accounting section at the twenty third annual convention of International Association of Milk Dealers in Cleveland October 20 to 22. The Indianapolis Medical Society will hear seven physicians papers and vote on amendments at its regular Athenaeum meeting Tuesday.
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Widening of Sixteenth Street Funds Set Aside
Treasury withdrawal of 254 378 dollars to pay for damage to property along Sixteenth Street from Delaware to Northwestern Avenue. Removal of buildings and curb lines will follow. Widening contemplated four years, delayed by financial handicaps.
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Gold Star Mothers Leader Leah H. Davis Dies
Mrs Leah H Davis national president of the Gold Star Mothers dies after a short illness in San Francisco Funeral arrangements were under way today in the city for the national head of the group.
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Marion ministers oppose Sunday funerals plan
The Marion Minister Association adopts a resolution opposing Sunday funerals. Directors of the new organization waive restrictions against Sunday funerals and approve a burial place.
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